The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-08
TRADE PUSHRRS.


Lewis Anderson, though dust GOV.
cred and weary from his Arkansas
travels, came in to the Gayoso last
night wearing bis genial emile and
with bis habitusl drswing-room style
salutation that bespoke anything
else than handler OF cold steel. Ora
ham, Cousins 4 Co. know his worth
and wouldn't swap him Of for the old
est man on the road.
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Mr.. Charles Roth, manager OF the
Gsyoso Hotel, after q two weeks alb
sence to Put.in.Bay, and to see his
friends at his former home, Cincin-
natl, returned last night, looking
much refreshed from his pleasant trip.
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W. Z. Beharrell, representing the
Blount Pillow Works, OF EvASsvi!le,
Ind, 10 at the Peabody. w
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10. Armstrong, Of Evansville. Ind-
representing the mammoth Armstrofs
Furniture Company, which also hasa
branch In this city, arrived q The
Gayoso last night. wv
W. a. Order, Southern agent Ia
Proctor & Gamble, Cincinnati, Nc
largest soap manufacturers In ~
world, will be at the Peabody for ssv. \
eral days.
Col. E. A. Cole, the swiitest gents
furnishing ,ods salesman on the road,
Ia soliciting orders for bis New York
house.
Charles J. Gill and A. W. Boggs,
agents Of tho glassware works Of Bell
alrs, o., are at the Peabody.
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Kentucky whisky is sold the world
over, and W. =. McFdrlsnd, Of Owens
boro. KY, claims the purest and rest
is made by his distillery. He unbot-
tied his samples at the Peabody last
night.
T. ]. Watson, the wosllhiest mer-
chant in Newport, Ark, is stopping Of
Gaston's.
The Memphis Grocery Company
has been fortunate In securing the
services Of Bonnie M. billiard -
travelling salesman in Mississippi. Mr..
billiard Is young man OF the finest
business qualifications. He Is thor
oughly q merchant and from his wide
acquaintance throughout Mississippi
the firm will be mos. efficiently
served.
That prince Of good fellows. Char
Nornset, the well known travelling
salesman for Hill, Fontaine & Co., has
fully recovered from his illness, and re-
turned TO his post few days ago. He
left for 81. Louis last night.
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Ernest p. Hill, q former Memphis
boy, well known In business circles,
but now manipulating Uncle Sans
mail ne q clerk OF the hrsi claos, with
Cincinnati as his headQ usrters, az
rived In the city lest night TO spend q
few days with bis parenta
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r. n. Mccullough, the most popu-
lar Pullman palace ca conductor who
runs into Memphis on the Louisville
and Nashville route, came in yester-
day afternoon wearing one good shoe
and the other looking like Is bad Just
been resurrected from a Junk shop.
An early morning pass niger In the
berth next 10 him had made the swap
In the dark. Mac will be pretty apt
TO get even on his next trip.
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s. II. solomon, Of Cincinnati, with
full line Of iswelry samples, is at the
Peabody.
W. p. Flanders, Atlanta, Ga, 10 IN
the city, looking after the hardware
trade.
No house IL flushed unless the walls
are decorated with the lAtest style Of
wall paper, aud that is why w. +.
Treselow is asking for orders for his
New Orleans firm.
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Arthur W. Hart, the popular Ere in.
surance agent Of Columbia, Tenn, 10
at the GAyoeo.
The old North State produces about
as good tobacco as can DO found. ].
W. Daniels Is OF the opinion that his
Reedsyille factory turns out the best
In nee. -
7. ]. Cole and J. W. HsrriF, Of Gin.
cinnsti, are at the GAyoso.
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Msi. ]. II. Todd, one Of the repre-
sentative citizens aud leading mer.
chants Of ConcoIdla, Miss , 10 spending
several days In the city, stoppiug al
the Gayoso.
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John Garrett, one Of the llvest and
most snable Of trade pushers, travel.
Ing for the well knoEn wholesale
whisky house Of Jscobs a Garrett, 10
nj home for brief rest.
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